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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
IRE LAND.
"Un,,ed IrsIana'." Advice TO Land
lords.

"unttea ire'anos ADVICE 10 Lana
lords.
DUBLIN, August ls.-United Ireland
urges landlords 10 embr.ss their last
chance and CONFESS that homo rule Ia
inevitable. II advises them 10 appoint
q committee 10 meet Mr.. Gladstone,
Mr.. Parnell and Lord Salisbury In q
round table conference and submit 10
them suggestions regarding their
Wishes and 10 make the best OF the
sltuation. The result will be, II says,
the election Of home rule House Of
Commons and tbs opening Of an Irish
Parliament In 1888 II the landlords
iraternized with the National League,
instead Of screaming suppress IT,"
they might still influence the structure
Of the Home Rule Parliament, which
will follow whether the landlords like
or dielike II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
IVES NATTER.
Excitement Sub, ided for n Time n
Least.

Least.
New York, August 18.-The World
says: The Ives matters have for the
time being subsidized, and Wall street
men do not bother themselves talking
about him now. A story was published
yesterday that Albert Meter, who
bought the whole 100000 Issue Of
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton bonds
from Henry Willard, at an advance OF
per cent. over what that gentleman
had paid for them, was In collision
with Ives, aud that the transaction
was merely one by which Ives & %.
could get possession OF the bonds 10
hypothecate them without his name
appearing. A reporter called a. Mr..
Meters Office yesterday. Mr.. Meter
was not In, and his representative said:
~ have heard that story, aud II 10
utterly false. Mr.. Meter bought those
bonds, as was correctly stated In the
World, and sold them TO a syndicate
OF Cincinnati bankers and brokers.
The names Of the concerns forming
this syndicate are a, followe: Citizens
National Bank, Lafayette National
Bank, German National Bank, West
ern German Bank, Fourth National
Bank. III. b. Morehead x Co., simon x
Huseman and our house OF Albert
Meter & Co. The banks and the firms
are still the owners Of the bonds, ex.
cept about $4,000 worth, which have
been sold 10 Cincinpati inyestors."
Some OF the Cincinnati creditors are
not Satisfied with the present state Of
Affairs In New York, and the muiter-
ings from there may take definite
shape before long. II the Cincinnati
creditors hnd they are being left on,
In the cold II Ia not unlikely that they
may toll all they know. II an indict-
ment should be found against Ives In
Ohio an application for his eEtradi.
ton could be made to the Govsrnor Of
| thia Sfaia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19

OLD paper, iors,e II AFrEAL flee
30 cent per 100.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19

NEW YoRK.-The properly Of the
French Boys Mining Company, located
In King solomon's mountain, In San
Juan county, Colorado, was sold At
auction today at the Real fs'aie Ex
change 10 b. L Coleman for s2700. IL
IN said that t5O0,OO0 hiss been sunk In
the property by credulous inveators.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
GER MANY.
Bi,marek's Anniversary OF once
Holding.


KIssISsKs, August Is Baron Won
Luiz, Blvarian Prime Minister, and
Baron Won Crsilsheim, Bayarian For.
eign Minister, have paid q visit to
Prince Bismarck. On September 25th
and October s:h, Prince Biamsrck will
celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary
Of his assumption Ci the Offices Of
Pnussian Foreign Minister and Prus-
sian Prime Minister, respectively.
Her Won Gossler, Prime Minister Of
Public Worship and Instruction, has
commissioned Prof. DonndoIf, the
sculptor Of Stuttgart, TO make colos.
sal bust OF the Chancellor In marble at
the expense Of the government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
Oriental steamship Company.

LONDON, August ls.-In the House
Of Commons, today, Lord George
Hamilton, first lord Of the admiralty,
replying to Mr.. Baden Powell, said the
government had made an arrange
ment with tho Peninsular aud 0rien.
tai Steamship Company by which the
company would hold three new steam.
ers and seven others ready for use as
armed cruisers. For this service the
government would psy the steamship
company $500 annually.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
BULGARIA..
Russia says Yerdinsnd's Manifesto
IL n Defiant Act.

ST. PKrrRsBURo, August lS-The
Journal do st. Petersburg says the
view taken by the Berlin North Ger.
man Gszslts Of Prince ferdinand's
maniiesto 10 clear and correct, and de.
clares the proc amation 10 be q veiita-
BILE act OF defiance and an exhortation
10 Bulgarians to evsde all their en-.
gagements. Primes Ferdinand, II says,
appears 10 have realized that his rupt-
uIe with public rights 10 complete,
and continues precipitately and blind.
" in bis path OF adventure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
miIburn Gin and Machine 90.

Have on hand, ready Tor prompt do
livery, Engines, Boilers and fittings,
Gins, Feeder Condensers, Hydraulic
Cotton Pressee, and everything per.
talning 10 q hrst Glars Ginning outfit.
Write them before you purchase.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
In, n. w. PURNELL,

oyyIcE ~ Main street. Hot r-llioo
Nk ,,,5sn :. No. SSs v,nco street. Hours
Ito 3 o'clock a.r..
Tslsphon- ko.l~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

from .hc ketcts Light
We cannot reason with a fan tic or
a dcmragOgue. An attempt to con-
vince men of either of those classes
that he i- in error is labor lost But
there are men enough Iucliucl to pro-
hibtion G-H remedy for tie evils OF
liquor d. '.: bot who will not sup.
port it, 10 become satisfied that
such u nN, nacted, won not be
nj rccu. , such men facts have
weight 81 we presc,t them hc.e
with az llic3 IS stated.
In Il e., OF Iowa there j. law
prohibiting tIe sole or manufacture
OF any spurious, mott Vlnou- liquor,
and the legislature has enacted Strin-
gent measure, Tor the enforcement OF
that law. Yet there is liquor in
abunda zee I'll sold in Iowa, Just r.
much n was sold before the cnac'
ment OF the law. Prohibition M
there i-a totel failure, ard OF that we
have cllicia proof. Here it IS.
f. H. lHoMAL, esq. Bellvil'e. Texas,
DUBUQUE, Iowa May 8, 1857. Dear
Slr-N our letter of tho 18th ult.. to
the tex collector was handed to me.
and IN reply vii say that there j.
now in the third collection district of
Iowa the same number of wholesale
liquor dealers rs before prohibition
became II law, aud for two wears there
has been no decrease in the rcvenue
from liquors. There are few brew
cries Ices but that j. countcrbalauccd
10y the amount of beer shipped from
states outside, The uumOe OF liquor
dealers IN the district are the same as
two years ago, aud H. far as my obscr-
vation goo, prohibition j. to'r'
failure in the state 30 tar.
Yours Very Rc-pt.
BRYoN WEBSTER.
United states collector of intcrnr'
revenue tor the third district Of Iowa.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Hot springs fhilcl entirely to cure ne o',.'
cral terrible, indolent running ulcers % :
legs. with which have been uosbei
many ycurs Several doctors also autnin
To- cure me but failed. have 'u,ci onl! "
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medicine, made for purifying the blood =
wonderfully quick cure has been ell ciy'b
every thing else had fau,i, Your med
II daisy, and has done thc business iuii
have lived here 'wcnty 1--WE years N.Y.
health is al.o improving, uypctito ard *
ton gooi ISIrcp sounily, Hui neYt /,
bet tier. Doctors told me HAT ] could ~
cured, bur II. y B. has cured me- ,,
It's decidedly the quickest, best auicA'i,,,
,~t blood purifier ever used. &c j. ahgs,,
10 every IN rchAutor professional mslG -
BlUT 4 n. MoEEls. Cotton Buys"
Pine Blum, Ark, May l2th, lo,i.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Tho wild phantoms and ,hrieking cries.
worthless hunbug can make money by ird
lug upon tuo Credulity and ignorance 1
honest public. and thc supply OF his ~pesl
work seems more Than adequate derd|
The enu'icHtiuu Of facts facts that haye'I
crucial 'tsis-iHct- proycu by brain tOue
tangible wi iencr, should satisfy al lludS
enterprises. but Nh cXectHhle practice
tcaChlng false ideas End doctrines flr 8
Acknowledgement Is truly rcpiehensib!e
should hr scorned by NIL classes
When one house tells you that lollde OF 7.
ash IL II poison simply because thelr optonel
ms" II. as they suppose. you should look WI
all such ns asraut frauds and their relnel
ms unworthy public confidence, and II 'h
who maxi such Insertions dOu0t knO" bel
they are Il set OF uuenvtable ignotamuse''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
STATE EXECUTIVE CONN.,,
-OF- Wl
AN0-PR0H IBITlONlo,

~ ~, ~ CHAIRMAN. W.
etaries, Waco. 1T i'ainbet
FIRST Di-tiict-W.
Ders' chairman, r., Liber,,r" EQ|
second Distinctly "
chairman, d., Hender.,,N W. ,SII
ley, chairman, r., Ilenda",., Alb,
lhird Distriet-W. If i T'
man. T. Marshall; p. f. .'peS
man r., Marshall. -'hi',
Fourth District-Coo.
chair D., jefferson, ~ ! l.
sham, chairman, r.. Jeoor'", l.
Flith District. ID. P ,,on,
man. ~, sulphur snrira.c eject, 4
chairman, r. GrccnviHss' | IA
SIKH district Conc 4
chairman, y Tyler; j. f. ,Je!a|
chairman, IL Tyler. ' J. AhS,o
seventh bi,irict-R. p i
chairman, d. WIS poin, H. I'd
Eighth District-G, ID "
man, -, Nava,otn. - Neal,
Ninth District--W II
man. d.. lIous :" ''aAE,c.
chairman, H.. Houston .-a." IA
Tenth Di-trlG Is
chairman, d., Gayc.ioD. e S.oi hIcJo J,
ton chairman, Il. Galyc,.,oo'a'i lueI l
Eleventh Distrlcl|p ''VG' :
ehairnan, d., lIalle,,.c,b' AlleI
Green, r.. Columbu. ''''lIIe Lem
Twelfth 'sl Di,lr.c,-J. II. sho,,,r -.
chairman, - Bc!lville: LEM i To.rl
hartman, H., BrenhAm '''"'E Null
wood, chairman, D., Bas,ron "' "
Fourteenth District-H Il |
chairman, d., Bryan; Ihos. ] p S@
chairman, r., Calvert. low
Fifteenth Di.trict-B ~ D.
Chairman, d., Corsicana. l.. i J T
goncr, chairman, r., Mexia.
sixteenth Di,trict-I. :
chairman, d., Terrell; A. NJ. Co1
Chairman, r., Dallas.
Seventeenth District-W. Nt
chairman, u, Mckinney.
Schmiil, chairman, H., DEMON
Eighteenth Distrlct-W. II D,rs
erty, chairman, ID. Gaiucsyille. I u
Lebrecht, chairman, b.. Depi.os
Nineteenth Diste!ct-D. r I'D
Chairman, H.. Vernon: Il. L, 1"|
wood, chairman, H., Henrietta
Twentieth Di-tric' VIM. Cv
chairman b.. Fort Worth. IA
AlcEHndrr chairman. Il Fort Wor
Twenty first District A. P u
kinhon, chairman, d., lli,l,bor'
W sims. chairman, H., Waxahectt
Iwchty.s2c0nd District -D.llE,
Gy, chairman, D., waco, Henry Iu
chairman, Il. Reagan
TWcnty-third District-J.H Sd,
chairman. - Bolton.
Twenty fourth District. H.
Childcrs, chairman, H.. Austiu.J !
schultz, Chairman, r.. Austin.
Twcnty.iitth District rho.. n,
Neal. chairman, ID Luling; F. 4
Vaughan, chairman, Il , Seguin
TWcnty-siXth District f.. = Ll,,
chairman, -, Victoria; Max l'rul1
chairman, L., Victoria.
Iwcnty-scvcnth Dlstrict-T ri
keunedy, chairman, D., Rio GtG.,
City,
Twenty.cighth District - Eg
~chramm, chairman, u an Auu.|
y. Be.knap, chairman, H., san i
ionic.
Twcniy-ninth District A.
Clarke, chairman, D., Albany.
Ihlrtieth District-N. l.. CoN]
chairman, D., Graubury.
Ihirty-iirst Distri"t-G. w. WI
Hartman, d., Bonham. Louis Us
ionald, chairman, t., Clark svillC,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

From the Hopkins County Echo
InE WACO ENAMINFG, Is thinning
the ranks Of the prohibitionist,. Bar
tow has their rank and i!c coniUstl.
one week they think itis moral
question ana next 1T is pontlco one
Bartow aim isalways right, his pow
der i,Always dry the sorts well Sc
Ieciei and ne carrlc- a longer string
of downed pros than auy other editor
in lcNAs-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11


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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

From the Temp Times
a d"nd cim seems to have fallcn
upon ON B)nuer since he delivered
himself of that remarkable reply to
George Clark's circular. Bonner has
made BAD break aud, ike some
others Of the tanatical hos he hog
been called oil to be toned down
little
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
our Decorated puipits.

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u'"A''oh vows were '""V" w
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

From he Austin Statesman.
The EXAMINER Gays: "The states
man is extremely Conservative. at.
most radically so, iftae bull will go.''
A"d yet the "Auslin prohibitions
Isl ascriber to us the malignity of q
hei1g possessed Of seventy times SOW.
en- devils shades of pence, shield IFS
from our friends and enemies; be-
tween the two what hope eau NOR
la, have,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

From iAe SAN Aut mic Express
liiE WACO EXAMINER Willingly
admits that Carroll was good con-
tolerate soldier but Just now is not
writing prescriptions tor either the
re0el yell or bloody shirt It's using
a iunncI in pouring drastic remedies
down the throat OF the morality
lAenN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

From the Houston Age.
The Waco Advance in abored ar.
ticlc on fauaticisn, say Christ WAS
a fanatic, so WAS Paul. "-Corsicana
Courier,
The Advance with all It's protein
uons to piety, is n very sacreligiou,
paper and ought not to be read by
children or in families.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

tt,Mt.c iIopt!us County Echo.
Don't forget tnat Dohoney is The
hiLer Craul.l the son, Carroll the
Msi' pr'o.t aud MANcy, lIcrndou
Culoerson aud Reagan are the adop-
ted Chi lrcn Of the prohibition IAN
lily.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

they ike the knownothingism OF pro
hlDtion
THE knights OF labor don't relish
knownothiugism with the little prohl-
bitiou they take in their policies.
THE arrsignment by Judge Cook
of the preachers who have gone into
politics, was whitening.
Om, no, 1t is not politicel, and the
Rev Rayner. of Calvert. is not poll
tician.
THE railroad question grows ex.
citing in Waco.
Gus. CooK is q rather
II isn't political. All.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

1t Is no longer necessary to take
biue plI's to rouse the liver to action.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are much
better. Don't forget this.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

WE will publish document to-
morrow which wall show the move
to be purely and only politiool, aud 1t
will also indicate the devotion and
noble WORK oithe W. CT. T.. in
tearing down the democratic party ia
the South. II will make fine chap
ter tor sunday readirg Don't nee
lect IT,
BRO. CRANFlLL had ~ good deal of
quiet fun out OF General Clark about
the general denial OF anything he
he might write until after August
ith. Sowe presume General Clark
has equal enjoyment out OF the stand
ing apology which is changed rs the
cxigcncie- of the times requires,
If the weakness OF Daniel gave the
Advance a. little trouble as it doe,
The EXAMINER there wouldn't be a
ripple on the surface from this cause
However, the weakness of David may
interest the E9v. Kit Williams (as il
didn't Goliath) who makes but I'll ju.
different 'cape- goat at best.
GEES, NEAL Dow can now get a
straight drink without Disgusting his
purposc since Michcal Burus,of Au-
UuSta Mninp bus en,,o..loJ l., a -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11


much OF a preacher, yet he Is first
49, 20 ~ ''.s ~. .s V", . il9"
~. - DID" anu no. N'''' ~ u ~
tue 'A'uE' Now Wbne IarroIl l. a
lr-t-c'a,s preacher. he Is wrctchCdN
moor capnsiyuor We can't oil me
leader. and mere must be some fol-
lower. but the c,a.. of Baptist preach.
ers which Rqyu.r Describes 80 graph.
icaliv will no longer follow Carroll.
Rayner. TurucrN Go. They willnot.
indeed.
,rur pr T,y[rp mav no,
be much on the preach aud
hi- prayers may not have in
Unite weight with de Almighty,
but he knows .'W to run a
political campaign anyhow Bro.
Carroll has some a.tute coadjutor. in
tA.- campaign for certain Bro. Iar-
ner j. doubtless Indicted to Bro.
Bayner tor me pleasant task Of con-
ycFting the TcNa. Lcathens to en-
"7 '''''' 'o'''.'''"'
CkANrnL, u tne Waco Advance.
anH ''art .' oil J. , .,t i" AGO l-N"N' TX
-. bi@.a, h., rtr.NCrconvil,o Kan.
ncr.
80 far as one of tic parties men
tioird by fine Hammer /. courcrned IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

FnE corn crop in central Texas Is
Just simply superb.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
DAILY EXAMINER.
Largest CIrCulaiIOD'in Central Texas.
SUBSCRIPTION Ar.


Advertising rates made known ou.spplicA-
ton.
Entered At rostonioo NJ Waco, TeA., ns sec.
oud -Clsss mail mRttot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

THERE is large foreign element
III the knights OF Labor. How do
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
WACO. TENAs, JUNE. II 1857,

Gus CooK isa good one.
Nc prohibition isn't political.
How accutc is the Rev. Eqyner a,
an organizer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

LEI 'em guaw Rayucrs' Tile for
while 1t will sharpen 'u up Il
little
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

"lm, Canvass Let the next and
All future campaign, take care of
tAeusclvc,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

GEN, NEAL Dow can now get
straight drink without Disgusting his
purpo'e since Michcal Burus.of Au.
guSta' Maine. has succeeded in show.
ing the prohibition law OF that state
to be u dead letter.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-18
MASONIC

oNIIaI1 LopGl, NO. 81, + n \. M-Stated
communication ondays On or preceding full
moon. Masuuic Hall 50 Water Street
SOMERSET CHATTER X. a. No. Is-Statad com
muuication last Friday of each month.
De MoLNN CoNNANpERY, *. r.-Mectings ist
TUESDAY of each month.
Mt MoHtAH Cot NcrL-M Meetings ID "Wednesday
OF eArh mnnlh.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-18

yuI bcel pan, sad Slr Frederick
lis, | think. To- hide our-clsr. there A.
/ soon a. it j. dark We may hare .ong
! lllhe u walt but, then again. we lHal
not ana "e are much les- likely 10 be Oh
+ served u We Zip Ia early ia the rYeniue
I"c" WIN can Tor You sir Fredeneh
a. soon H. II j. dark enough answered
ANA aIIp" me- 10 suggest that ~ do not
/ take AIeuhcl INTO on confidence Tor il
VIII pe triumph indeed 10 cut ont Liz
lar-ianed French detective IN h, own
ilne 81 business.
''It me Motel with Lighter heart Tan
! ha1 carried around With me fJr -gue
uHt. lh"u2h had cautioned sir ffeti-
tii,k not ~ he TOO san2uihe. ! Wa ny
9'H c'h' ihced that We should haye The
4 "a'""n'- III our possession hciore MORN
M went BACK to my rpoIH-. wrote
>'nlc reuters dlhrd, and lhrn tied t.
f"'cl my eA'Itcd NINA by paelng up and
Z """h thc 9itlIHErppu, smoking M u-ual
/ P"al lIaiHdI cl3ar. III thought il va
/ >uiHclthtly uaIk to venture forth III
church CLOCKS were striking ten a. / ar
/ IlNed at the Medltcrrance Hotel. and
louhd SIR Frederick performing the sam
restless quartcr-dcck constitute. nal on
lhc pavement outside.
80 9lad you've come Blake: I'm any
IouN 10 DC on now hat~ that ia l8ur
manu-
y Nhall lantern Answered. W
>hall hhd II useful
'Hpl reVolVcrf' inquired Sir freder-
lck' III solemn whisper
80 >aid l. IN AN equally -epulchrai
N"l,t HNts are my weapons
oon returned lie. or what H>e
are hn@Iieh hNt> when you haye an Italian
hiiIc ID your RIBS; Here We are,
m ne u"or was exactly a ! had left it,
mere was not >l@n Of anybody near u
80 we went quickly through, closing il
a9alh behlhd rs We stood for a minute
silent ana sun until our eye mad become
more accustomed t" the intense darkness
r"uI" US then we CROPPED our WAY with
Two or three Ntulnhlc> against tomb,tone>
anu over mounds 81 earth. 10 the spot
where ! iancled the marked stone mus
ne, ana IN Few seconds discovered it,.
NI'h'ut ""npt' by laIIlng over il. y !
was connecting myself ahd my scattered
sehNeN together a@aln' alter this >hnlder
anu unpleasant downfall, heard ciJ~r
oeslir me a Nolley OF muttered eXeera-
t'ol> from Nlr frrderIck who declared,
III an aGltattd whisper that he MAS sure
ne had caught ghost. or something very
IKE II. Vt RISK Of discovery. opened
.lc lantern ana Tor one second threw the
l@ht on the object Lee held in hi hands.
IT Wa> an unusually lar@e bat, which, di>-
| tuTueu by our intrusion on it, domain.
muNt nave hown or dropped on Sir Fred
erick from the tree under which he Wa
stunning. lie qulcAly shook it of. aud
! without lurthcf adventure. We concealed
ourselves III some thick bushes near the
SIaNc' II would nave required the eyes
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